Month: July 2021

Ohio Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, the chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, was arrested on Thursday along with eight activists while protesting on Capitol Hill. Beatty was arrested by Capitol police after demonstrating for voting rights in the atrium of a Senate office building. “You can arrest me. You can’t stop me. You can’t silence me,” …

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Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on Thursday called for two Fulton County officials to be removed from their posts. Raffensperger said that Fulton County Elections Director Rick Barron and Registration Chief Ralph Jones had to be fired and removed immediately. “Fulton County’s continued failures have gone on long enough with no accountability. Rick Barron and …

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Exclusive: Joseph Farah says a big ruling ‘could set that stage for the presidential race in 2024’ Donald Trump’s First Amendment suits against Facebook, Twitter and Google are being panned in the media. But never count him out. He’s way underrated! They say the First Amendment ordinarily applies only to government – not private companies. …

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Sen. Lindsey Graham is such a fan of Chick-fil-A that — in his words — he’s willing to go to war for fast-food chicken chain. Or, at least, the values it espouses. His defense of the company, unspooled on a Wednesday Twitter thread, went viral. Given the subject matter, it drew plenty of reactions. Graham was responding to …

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WDVM) — A rally was held in the rain at the Maryland State House on Wednesday. Retired state employees feel they have been shortchanged by having their prescription drug benefits taken from them. Thousands of state employees feel they’ve been cheated. They want Annapolis to restore what they say has been unfairly denied …

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Sunday is the day to save on sweet treats like ice cream sundaes. July 18 is National Ice Cream Day and businesses across the nation are celebrating with specials, discounts, free scoops and contests. Ice Cream Day became an official food holiday in 1984 when President Ronald Reagan declared the third Sunday of July as National Ice …

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Georgia Republicans got a big win over Democrats in a special election for a state House seat on Tuesday night. Republican Devan Seabaugh defeated Democrat Priscilla Smith in the election for House District 34 with 63 percent of the vote. Former Senator Kelly Loeffler (R-GA), who recently launched a nonprofit organization aimed at registering and …

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Public health officials will reinstate an indoor mask mandate for residents of the most populous county in the nation as coronavirus cases rise just one month after the state reopened its economy. Fueled by the quickening spread of the delta variant, the mask ordinance will go into effect late Saturday and will apply to everyone regardless …

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In recent weeks, Israeli media has become a factory for stories that cut against the ‘official’ ‘scientific’ narrative about the COVID-19 vaccines. Most visibly, Israel has made a deal with Pfizer to start doling out “booster” shots for the most vulnerable Israelis, despite the FDA’s insistence that there’s “no evidence” that a booster shot is necessary. …

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